I'm still waiting for thier answer as to why the dinosaurs perished in the Flood, but not the birds or reptiles. I guess dinosaurs must have been sinful and deserved destruction.
This birds evolved from dinosaurs debate is taken too seriously. It is just dividing the scientific community into two camps that feel they need to fight against each other about it.
Obviously birds evolved from earlier species. Whether it was the dinosaurs line or the reptiles line or amphibians is not important enough to fight about endlessly.
It would be better to just find the specific species that eventually led to birds.
"I'm still waiting for thier answer as to why the dinosaurs perished in the Flood, but not the birds or reptiles. I guess dinosaurs must have been sinful and deserved destruction."
No no, Satan left those bones there to trick you. Which begs the question... if God is all powerful, then God LET satan leave the bones to decieve you - making Him complicit in your deception by evil forces!
This could get ugly...
A creationist on one of these threads proposed that Noah and his family ate the dinosaurs after the Flood. They were on the Ark, but Noah decided to barbecue them after the Flood.
Oh, and before humans were kicked out of the Garden of Eden, T-Rex was a herbivore.
"I'm still waiting for thier answer as to why the dinosaurs perished in the Flood, but not the birds or reptiles. I guess dinosaurs must have been sinful and deserved destruction."
The answer is in the Apocrypha in the Book of Ancient Dudes (which was written in Sumeria in the latter binary reign of King Wozniak, the Lesser).
Book of Ancient Dudes, Chapter 3, Verse 17:
And when Noah saw the Tyrannosaurus Rex he turned to the Heavens and spake unto the Lord, "My Lord, I have built thy Ark with mine own hands and have collected two of each animal from the far reaches of Thy Creation. I have sacrificed surfing the most Excellent waves of Minos to do as Thou wouldst. But you are FREAKING NUTS if you think those dinosaurs are getting on this boat!!"
And the Lord contemplated and spake unto Noah, "Okay, screw 'em."
And there you have it.